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Bungalow in the haven of Achill Island on the market for €270k
Bungalow set in a haven of tranquillity offers top sea views
Achill Shore View sits on 1.7 acres of lawn and wild meadow and is just 200 metres from the shoreline.
Achill coast
Keem beach
Living room with cathedral ceiling.
Bathroom with a Japanese deep-soaking bath
A cedar deck area takes advantage of the stunning views.
Achill Shore View kitchen
Alison Gill
April 22 2016 2:30 AM
If the walls of Achill Shore View could talk, they'd tell tales of musical nights, theatrical dinner parties and restorative spiritual retreats.
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For it was in this bungalow in Sraheens on Achill Island that the great Irish ballad book producer Robert Gogan and his wife Anne Tyrrell spent the past few years testing out his material with household sing-songs as well as enjoying the traditions, culture and peace that the island has to offer.
Over the years, Robert has become known for his bumper collections of Irish ballads, which have been hoovered up by aspiring balladeers and musicians from all over. The best-selling version was '130 Great Irish Ballads'.
"We built the house and lived there for 10 years," said Anne. "We had a very active life in Achill and Robert ran his ballad book business from there. But then we got very busy touring around Dublin and beyond with Robert's one-man show 'Strolling Through Ulysses' (currently running in Dublin), so we felt we needed to move closer to the capital."
The house is currently let out as a self-catering holiday home and provides a rental income of €17,000 pa. The owners are happy to see it sold as a private home or a going concern. Anne says they have a lot of repeat clients who are drawn back to the area and its unique setting.
"It's so stunningly beautiful, regardless of the weather. It's also fabulously quiet. Often you can hear a dog barking on the mainland. The wildlife is fascinating. We have spent hours watching with binoculars for new birds. The house is only a few hundred metres from the shore and at low tide you can walk out on the sand bar for almost half a mile."
Achill Shore View is a four-bed bungalow with a floor area of 1,500 sq ft. It sits on 1.7 acres and is 200 metres from the shoreline. The tiled hallway leads into the living room with its cathedral ceiling with wooden beams. There is an open fireplace and patio doors that lead out onto a large cedar deck area and a wild bog garden.
The kitchen has a tiled floor and is fitted with beech Shaker-style units. There is a Rangemaster double oven, and integrated fridge and dishwasher. The utility room has fitted units and a sink.
The dining room also has full-height ceilings and doors out to the deck. There is a guest bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath and power shower.
The master bedroom makes the most of the sea views with a wrap-around corner window. The en-suite bathroom has a walk-in power shower and is tiled with mosaic tiles. All bedrooms have solid pine flooring.
The second bathroom is upstairs and is one of the main features of the house. It has a Japanese deep-soaking bath, which the owners say is "fantastic for seaweed baths".
The attic is converted into a large, bright room that is being used as an office. It has built-in shelving and a work area. There is a large storage area in this room in the eaves.
Outside there is parking for up to eight cars.
The garden is half lawn and half wild meadow. Anne said they purposely left it wild to attract animals, birds and vegetation that thrive in coastal bogs. She also built her own labyrinth on the land, made out of cut bog. There is a large dog run and substantial sheep-proof fencing around the entire property. The shed to the side of the property is insulated and has double-glazed windows.
The Locale
Achill Island is connected to the mainland by a bridge and is accessible by road all year-round. The first bridge was built in 1887, and was replaced in 1949. The current bridge was completed in 2008. A car is recommended on the island as the bus service is sporadic. Achill is about an hour's drive from both Westport and Castlebar in Mayo. The nearest airport is Knock, 95km away.
The island itself has everything you could need in terms of shopping, drinking, eating out, hairdressers, beauty salons and surf shops. There is a Supervalu supermarket close to the property, and Keel, on the other side of the island, has a Costcutter grocery store.
In 1984, there was a huge revival of traditional music and language on Achill, brought about by John 'Twin' McNamara and his wife Mary. They set up Scoil Acla which has brought a new lease of life to the island, drawing people from all over the world to sign up for their courses. This cultural centre stirred a great awakening in traditional music for locals too, with 95pc of the island population now able to play an instrument.
Many artists, poets and writers visit too, in the hope they'll be inspired by the wild weather and rugged scenery. Among those who sought refuge on the island over the years are British novelist Graham Greene, American painter Robert Henri and German writer Heinrich Boll, whose family continues to administer the Artists' Residency Programme in Achill.
As an island, the sea is obviously a big attraction. There are five blue flag beaches, including stunning Keem Bay. Watersports providers offer activities including kayaking, snorkelling and surfing.
Cycling or walking the Great Western Greenway is a popular way to spend a day. The 42km traffic-free trail follows the route of the Westport to Achill railway, which closed in 1937. There are plenty of places to stop along the way and it is suitable for children.
The deserted village of Slievemore in the foothills of the mountain is a fascinating place and a stark reminder of Ireland's tragic history. The site contains about 100 dwellings within three settlements. Although it was inhabited well into the 20th century, it was abandoned principally as a result of the famine in the 1840s. It was then used as a 'booley' village, where younger members of the family would stay while tending to cattle or sheep in summer months.
There's a good selection of cafés and restaurants to choose from, including the one at Pure Magic in Dugort near Keel which has everything from French gastronomy to 'Magic' pizzas. The Beehive cafe, run by Michael and Patricia Joyce, also has a craft shop if you want to browse while waiting for your food.
The Chalet seafood restaurant comes highly recommended, and has been run by the Hassett family since 1963.
Among the many pubs is the must-visit Lynott's, open since 1824 and the island's smallest bar, which makes for a great atmosphere.
Achill Island has a population of 2,500 and relies solely on tourism for its economy. Although there are eight national schools and one secondary school, the island is becoming known as the 'retirement capital' of Ireland. As soon as the young locals finish school, they tend to move away.
Coláiste Acla Gaeltacht school was set up by Martin Mangan in 1984, and ensures busy summers for the island with teenagers signing up for the language, and watersports, experience. Achill is also heaving with tourists from all over the world, particularly America and Japan, in high season, who come to sample the culture and traditions on offer.
What's Not To Like
It's an obvious one, but the harsh Atlantic climate may turn the less hardy off the island. Achill also gets very quiet off-season.
Achill Shore View
Sraheens, Achill Island
Asking price: €270,000
Agent: Tom McCafferkey, Achill Island Auctioneers (098) 47995
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Q: Pattern with dots in symfony2 routing I have 2 bundles : one for my website, and one for my API. My API URL is mywebsite and my website URL is www.website.com.
I use the host parameter to filter routes by host, and I want to allow localhost on one of my bundle for local development purpose (without creating a vhost).
But get this error :
Parameter "domain" for route "tv_home" must match "[^\.]++" ("((www\.)?mywebsite\.fr|localhost)" given) to generate a corresponding URL.

I understand that it comes from the regex I use here :
domain: "((www\.)?mywebsite\.fr|localhost)"

How can I achieve my goal if I can't use dots in this regex ?
Here is my master routing file :
tv_api:
    resource: "@TVApiBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml"
    host:     "api.mywebsite.fr"
    prefix:   /

tv_site:
    resource: "@TVSiteBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml"
    host:     "{domain}"
    defaults:
            domain: "((www\.)?mywebsite\.fr|localhost)"
    prefix:   /

Regards,

A: Default domain value does not affect is route will match or not. Because of domain if always present in request it is useful only for generating URLs. There are requirements for that purpose (btw [^.]++ would be default requirement for domain).
tv_site:
    resource: "@TVSiteBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml"
    host:     "{domain}"
    defaults:
        domain: "mywebsite.fr"
    requirements:
        domain: "((www\.)?mywebsite\.fr|localhost)"
    prefix:   /

It should work. But all routes will be generated with mywebsite.fr (in case of absolute url). You can use service container parameter.
tv_site:
    resource: "@TVSiteBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml"
    host:     "{domain}"
    defaults:
        domain: "%domain%"
    requirements:
        domain: "((www\.)?mywebsite\.fr|localhost)"
    prefix:   /

As example easiest way to define this parameter is in parameter.yml. Or I think you can also ommit defaults key completely.

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Relate policy formation and implementation to the lived experience of service users and practitioners.
Understand how colonial policy as enacted through the Indian Act has impacted the current material circumstances and mental health and wellbeing of Indigenous peoples
Formulate an opinion about the history of deinstitutionalization which takes into account its impacts, both intended and unintended
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Art and poetry expressing an Indigenous perspective on mental health and a context text explaining the link between colonialism, the Indian Act, and the messages expressed in this work.
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Have your students write a 250-word letter as a progressive policy-maker of today acknowledging 3 essential lessons that they have learnt from the component(s) which they examined and propose a way to ensure that policy is both responsive and proactive. Address your letter to one of the following people featured in this module:
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As governments change and priorities shift, so too do state policies and programs. There have been major new Canadian policy initiatives over the last fifty years that have aimed to improve the lives of individuals experiencing mental health difficulties. One such policy is deinstitutionalization–the closing down of long-stay institutions that provided treatment for mental health patients. This module considers the policies of deinstitutionalization and the impact of these policies on the lives of people receiving psychiatric services. It also includes recent research on Ontario's first purpose-built dementia facility, created during this transitional time and an illustration of trans-institutionalization, a pattern of patient redistribution that is an often-unacknowledged result of deinstitutionalization. Nevertheless, it must be acknowledged that this whole history of the re-evaluation and evolution of mental health in Canada took place without consideration of the ongoing and damaging material, spiritual, and emotional impacts of colonialism in its many manifestations on the wellbeing of Indigenous peoples.
In the 1950s, the shift of care from large long-stay mental hospitals to a range of community-based arrangements began. Former institutional residents were discharged to live independently or the care of their families, or they were placed in group or nursing homes. At first blush, this appears to be a vastly better idea. Why not house people in facilities designed for a few people rather than several hundred? Or why not support them to live independently, finding work and friends, and living as part of the broader community? These were the policy arguments and humanitarian ideals behind the move toward community living, presented in this module through original historical documents from the deinstitutionalization era.
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How could such a well-intentioned policy have such devastating impacts? Learning about the original plans for community mental health care in Canada gives students planning a career in the field new perspectives on this challenging question. Studies suggest that people have suffered as a result of deinstitutionalization not necessarily because the policy was a bad idea, but because it wasn't carried out well or fully resourced. In addition, research has demonstrated that policy initiatives that focus on one aspect of recovery for individuals, while failing to provide broader supports, can lead to unintended negative consequences for people living with mental health concerns.
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Akkon believes that continuous improvement is ket to success. Recently, the company participated in the H+H Cologne Expo in Köln for a second time after 2017 to follow the broad market network closely. During the expo, the customers had a chance to view the company's product range in the first hand.
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Oliveira's circus goal lifts Atlanta over Nashville
The Atlanta Silverbacks held off Inter Nashville FC for a 2-1 win at International Indoor Soccer Complex in Nashville, TN Saturday night. A defensive, scoreless first half gave way to excellent chances for the visiting Silverbacks. The win lifts Atlanta to 5-2-4 (17 points, 1.55 PPG) on the season, while Nashville drops to 4-2-5 (14 points, 1.27 PPG).
The story of the night was the defensive effort for Atlanta. Theo Blachon, the back line, and the defensive midfielders frustrated the home team at every opportunity. After dominating early possession, Nashville failed to create many scoring chances from the midfield. The effort started with Ricardo Oliveira and Abraham Lansana. The offense that netted six goals Thursday night against Georgia Revolution FC could only muster one against the revitalized Atlanta squad.
After continued pressure, the Silverbacks finally broke through in the 54th minute. David Koloko, making his first start of 2018, found a streaking Lansana in the box. The defense focused on the possessing Lansana, leaving an outlet for the holding midfielder in the form of forward Thierry Jules. He finished the ball from Lansana to give Atlanta the 1-0 lead. Inter Nashville upped their offensive pressure after falling behind. Substitutes like Mo Issahaku maintained the Atlanta defensive pressure off the bench, matching the likes of Ivan Sakou and Chuka Aruh for Nashville. A set piece in the 66th minute gave Nashville midfielder Jonathan Remond a free kick from 25 yards out. His shot was a mere inches from equalizing, only to find the crossbar. The deflection, however, landed at the foot of forward Ivan Sakou. He netted the goal and gave the home squad life.
Nashville proceeded to make a few substitutions, leaving their back line pulled forward on the ensuing kickoff. Goalkeeper John Guadarrama was inched forward as well. That fact did not go unnoticed by midfielder Ricardo Oliveira. He gathered the kickoff and launched the ball on goal from beyond the midfield stripe. The half-field shot instantly regained Atlanta's one-goal advantage and all the momentum. Nashville brought more pressure to equalize, even leaving just one defender back. In the end, Atlanta's defensive effort was enough to hold on for the win.
Lansana noted that the win was necessary for their postseason hopes.
"Thanks to everyone that came out. This was a big win for us. We fought from the beginning and fought to the end." Atlanta knew Nashville would be bring their signature offensive pressure, but had a plan to deter it. "The team came with a lot of pressure. Coach said he wanted three points at all costs, to do anything to get the win. We had a great game plan and cleared every ball that came into the middle."
Veterans like Ricardo Oliveira know it is hard to win on the road in this league.
"We knew from the beginning that was what it was going to take. From the first whistle, we had to battle for each ball. We did a great job playing as a team. Everybody covered for each other. Mistakes happen, but we had to recover from them."
The highlight of the night was Oliveira's first goal of the season: a half-field, game-winning bomb. Oliveira noticed Nashville's back line and goalkeeper were not quite set at the whistle.
"We were ready to play the ball, but the referee was getting some of their players into position. The goalkeeper was too far out. I told Thierry to play me the ball. From there, I took a touch and played it in."
The win keeps Atlanta in contention to host an NPSL Southeast Conference Quarterfinal and in reach of a first-round bye. The Silverbacks continue their NPSL season Wednesday, July 4th at 7:00 pm against the New Orleans Jesters at Silverbacks Park.
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Since fall 2015 an enormous project has been under way on both sides of the Gjervalen Fjord on the west coast of Norway, just south of the Arctic Circle. Power company Smisto Kraft is having two hydropower plants built into the rock: Smibelg and Storåvatn, which together will produce 210 gigawatt hours of electricity per year.
Responsibility for delivering a turnkey project encompassing everything except the power electronics, lies with BetonmastHæhre Anlegg. In addition to the actual power stations, among other things the company is building five water reservoirs, four brook intakes and a pumping station – as well as 27 kilometers of tunnels, mainly for water.
conventional loaders, is stationary during loading. The blasted material is scraped up onto a conveyor and then discharged down onto a dumper.
would find it difficult to work in such conditions – but for the Häggloader, which does not move and scrapes down the material onto the conveyor, it's another matter.
"The machine is incredibly good on a gradient, and it's also multifunctional. I use the boom not just for loading, but also to scrape the walls and roof of the tunnel. And moving the machine sideways at the tunnel front is easy because it's equipped with front and rear steering," says operator Ole Jørgen Johansen, who has been working with the Häggloader for four years.
BETONMASTHÆHRE IS TO complete the project at the end of 2019, and to date the work has gone according to plan. Combining a wheel loader – as used at the loading bays placed at 200 meter intervals in the rock – with the Häggloader has proved to be a winning concept.
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Junior Alyssa Markovits adds practice to her busy schedule as she juggles athletics, school and extracurricular activities.
By Lauren Clay
It's no secret that most Rider students find themselves juggling schoolwork with other activities, but sometimes the demands of being a Division I athlete can be overlooked.
Junior Alyssa Markovits, a member of the tennis team, feels that being an athlete at a Division I school has its ups and downs.
"I love my teammates and being able to play the sport that I love," she said. "But being on a Division I team is very time-consuming. When we travel, it's usually an all-day event."
Markovits also pointed out that it can be difficult to get work done on the road, but that being on the team has forced her to improve her time-management skills.
Another downside to being a student athlete is missing class, but tennis Head Coach Ed Torres tries to accommodate the players to the best of his ability, and as long as there are extra people who are able to play, he allows players to miss matches if they feel they cannot take a chance to miss a particular class.
While her success in tennis is very important, Markovits always keeps academics in mind. As much as she loves tennis and competing at the collegiate level, her schoolwork always comes first.
"I spend about 10 hours per week in the library," Markovits said. "The calm, quiet environment is helpful when I have a lot of work to do. The library is also a good place to go when I'm really annoyed or stressed out. For some reason the atmosphere calms me down."
According to Markovits, the key to success as a student athlete is to be as organized as possible and try not to get stressed out.
"I make a to-do list everyday and stick to it as much as I can," she said. "I also try to relax and take a step back from everything whenever I feel myself getting stressed."
Although some athletic teams do not allow their members to be involved in Greek organizations, the tennis team is an exception.
Markovits has been a sister of Alpha Xi Delta since the spring semester of her freshman year.
"I'm happy that I have the opportunity to be in the sorority as well as the tennis team," she said. "Being part of both these things has really made my college experience more fulfilling."
Not only is she a member of the sorority, she is also the assistant financial vice president, which can be stressful at times, but because she is an accounting major, Markovits welcomes the challenge and experience. To add to her list of on-campus activities, she is also a dedicated member of Hillel.
Unlike many athletes at Rider, Markovits did not begin her college career as a member of an athletic team.
"I waited to join the team because I felt that Greek life and being an athlete would be too much at once," Markovits said. "I didn't want to get involved in too much too soon because I still wanted to allow myself to adjust to college life. Being a student athlete can be hectic sometimes, but joining the tennis team is definitely one of the best decisions I made at Rider."
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Of all the perks at work you can dish out to your staff, lunch is one of the best and most affordable. Not only does it increase happiness and productivity (goodbye, afternoon slump) but since those Silicon Valley powerhouses introduced their fancy campus cafeterias, good food has become a serious way to draw and retain talent. Suddenly, the humble lunch is a key employee recruitment tool with a phenomenal return on investment. Whether you're a start-up or Fortune 500 company, here are five delicious reasons why you should treat your team to lunch.
Free lunch has been singled out as a top company perk by employees, over and above executive frills like massage, games rooms and yoga classes. It's well known that millennials, in particular, look beyond the salary to consider all elements of compensation when weighing the costs and benefits of a job offer.
Lunch is a sought-after attraction, but it should also be part of your employee retention program. One huge appeal to existing employees of having a delicious lunch provided at work, aside from the yummy goodness and variety, is that it helps offset their personal expenses. It also saves a surprising amount of time in the morning preparing lunch, which means they can head into work earlier or hit the snooze button for an extra ten minutes.
It's true that not all businesses can compete with the tech giants and install a bells-and-whistles restaurant in the office, but companies of any size can shine in the lunch arena by working with a catering partner who will cook delicious food on- or off-site without blowing the budget.
We're not talking soggy sandwiches either. Think build-your-own pho, or jerk chicken with pulled jackfruit and Caribbean rice, a burger bar or brisket cannellini and a vibrant farmer's market salad. All fresh, all creative, and more than a match for anything on the menu at Silicon Valley. As employee retention tips go, this is one of the tastiest ways to improve the work environment.
People continue to grab lunch at their desk despite everything we're told about the productivity benefits of regular breaks. In North America, employees are encouraged to put in long hours, and indeed, we continue to be one of the world's most productive countries. Yet, according to a Washington Post report in 2014, when you take a closer look at the yield on an hourly basis, we fall behind our counterparts in France, Germany, Russia, Greece, South Korea, and Mexico.
Moreover, when staff avoids taking time to properly refuel, re-energize and engage with colleagues you're likely to see more frequent incidents of burnout, as well as a nosedive in performance.
However, when you invest in an exciting, healthy lunch that staff can share in a communal space, or take out if they prefer, you're encouraging a healthy culture that supports community, health, and wellbeing. Exciting new tastes and smells and time for relaxed conversation mean that people top up their energy reserves, lower stress levels, and return to work invigorated.
It's no secret that healthy employees cost you less with fewer days off and lower premiums on their health insurance. It also makes sense that fit and happy people make for an optimally productive workplace.
Certainly, it's not the place for corporates to dictate what people eat or how often they work out, and nor should it be. However, when you have a chance to positively influence your team, to support their health and wellness (even convert a few committed fast food fans into realizing that good food is tasty food) with an exciting, healthy lunch then it can only be a win-win for everyone.
Human beings are social animals. We thrive in environments where we feel accepted, stimulated and understood, where we're part of a well-functioning team. Anthropologists say that sharing food is uniquely human. We're the only species to sit down face to face and converse over the table, which signals friendship, trust, and closeness. Some research even suggests that sharing a meal triggers little hits of dopamine in the brain.
Any well-round Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program puts employee health and well-being at its core. The simple reason being that if you don't take care of your employees, everything else will eventually fall apart.
Let's revisit that earlier point about employee burnout. We live in an era where people are encouraged to work long hours and pass up on precious vacation time with family. Overworking and workaholism are becoming increasingly common problems. We accept that laying on a healthy lunch every day isn't the key to solving those issues per se, but encouraging a culture that values balance, time out and staff wellbeing is an excellent place to start.
Many companies have wide-reaching community programs that are, without question, hugely valuable. However, the health and wellness of staff is a reflection of wider social issues so it's important to remember that one of the most powerful ways to impact on society is to take great care of your employees and what they eat.
When you look more closely, lunch is more than just fuel, it's a shared experience that bonds people together, it's inspirational, it's a chance to disengage from work so that you return refreshed and more relaxed. Its appeal is wide-ranging, but many employees love it simply because it makes the workplace more human. When it comes to perks at work, providing your team with a healthy, delicious lunch is one of the smartest, most cost-effective staff retention strategies around.


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Authors & Speakers for 2019
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Popular fiction writers set to attend this year's festival
Alexander McCall Smith, Louise Doughty and Lynne Truss have just been confirmed to speak at the Isle of Wight Literary Festival in October.
The Red Funnel Isle of Wight Literary Festival, now in its 8th year, takes place from 10-13 October at Northwood House, Cowes. By bringing authors to the Isle of Wight to share their work the festival helps visitors experience the ideas, inspiration, entertainment that is unleashed when the pages of a good novel are turned.
Alexander McCall Smith – is one of the world's most prolific and best-loved authors. His various series have been translated into forty-six languages and become bestsellers around the world. McCall Smith will discuss the latest happenings with Mma Ramotswe and the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency in Botswana, the return of the cast of Edinburgh's 44 Scotland Street series, and his new stand-alone novel, The Second Worst Restaurant in France, before finally introducing you to Detective Ulf Varg—one of Sweden's top investigators of unusual, complicated, and insignificant crimes in the first book of a new series, The Department of Sensitive Crimes.
Louise Doughty is the author of nine novels, including the soon-to-be-published Platform Seven which will be released on 22nd August 2019. She is a critic and cultural commentator for UK. Her novel Apple Tree Yard, which was made into a four-part TV adaptation starring Emily Watson, was hailed as both one of the best and most controversial dramas of recent years. Doughty will be introducing her latest novel Platform Seven.
Louise DoughtyLynne Truss is best known for Eats, Shoots and Leaves but has a rich and varied library of work. Working on Tennyson's Gift– her hugely entertaining novel set in the summer of 1864 –created a strong bond between Truss and the Isle of Wight. Truss will be speaking about her latest crime fiction novel, A Shot in the Dark.
The speakers were announced at a fundraising lunch at the Royal Yacht Squadron where 130 guests joined the trustees to hear a captivating talk by Louis de Bernières, prize winning English novelist and poet. De Bernieresread selected poems from his latest collection Cat on a Treble Clef and answered questions from the audience on Captain Corelli's Mandolin, and growing up in an English village filled with eccentrics and characters.
Julia Dams, Programme Director for the festival, revealed the programme highlights to the audience of book lovers. "We are delighted to confirm that Alexander, Louise and Lynne have agreed to take part in this year's festival. Over the coming months we will be announcing more exciting speakers in a diverse programme offering something for all."
Visit www.isleofwightliteraryfestival.com to sign up for the festival newsletter to receive updates.
Red Funnel is offering excellent deals for book lovers travelling from the mainland for a day visit or the full weekend. www.redfunnel.co.uk/litfest
The Isle of Wight Literary Festival, an established event on the UK Arts calendar, is now in its 8th year. The festival provides a far reaching eclectic programme designed to attract a wide audience and increase the cultural richness of the Isle of Wight. Hosted at Northwood House, Cowes over 4 days over 60 writers and presenters will talk about their latest works and insights.
Festival goers will be choosing between sessions examining history, medicine, gardening, crime fiction, travel, technology, maritime adventure, politics and much more.
Last year 95% of festival goers we surveyed said their experience was good or very good and 92% are extremely likely to attend again.
The Isle of Wight Literary Festival is a registered charity (No. 1164814)relying on the generous support of sponsors, benefactors and friends, and staffed by volunteers. The festival has two patrons: Major General Sir Martin White KCVO, CB, CBE and Nicholas Allan – author and illustrator patron of the Youth Programme and two vice patrons, Alan Titchmarsh MBE DL and Michael Grade – The Lord Grade of Yarmouth CBE.
The Youth Programme was set up by the charity 5 years ago. The Schools Programme sends authors, illustrators and dramatists into the schools to enrich education for the under 18s on the Isle of Wight by increasing the cultural experiences available to stimulate interest in learning and creative ideas. In 2018 5000 Isle of Wight children were involved in the programme.
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S'Hospitalet
Tourist Attractions, Prehistoric Sites
S'Hospitalet Vell, an ancient settlement
One of the most important prehistoric villages and excavation sites in Mallorca can now be explored near the coastline between Porto Cristo and Calas de Mallorca, in the municipality of Manacor.
What is special about this site is that it demonstrates a village that has been here through several periods of time. This is seen in the use of different architectural styles on the site, such as the naviforms and the Balearic talayots.
Ethnologists believe that this prehistoric village, has been used as a training facility of warriors in the 3rd century B.C.
Naviforms, are typical for the period between 1700 – 1200 b.c. Those naviforms found in this site, measure some 11-14 metres in length and 7-8 meters in width.
Talayots, are characterized by by their either rectangular or round shapes, built as towers with a column in the middle. The talayots at s'Hospitalet Vell are special because they are the only ones in Mallorca still with roof on top of them.
Also, go and visit the historic museum of Manacor, and get a better story of life in this village during prehistoric times. The museum also exhibits different artifacts found on the site, as well as arranging excursions to the site.
Get directions to the prehistoric settlement of s'Hospitalet in Manacor
Manacor is a great place to visit for its incredible diversity and cultural offers. The municipality comprise the second largest town of Mallorca, along with the popular beach destinations of Porto Cristo, Sa Marina, Son Macià, s'Illot, Cala Morlanda, Cala Romantica, Cala Mendia, Cales de Mallorca and Cala Murada. The rich history of this area has left numerous points of interest to visit, all with a story from a period in the development of Manacor. The most important attractions in Manacor are the Majorica pearl factory, the Cuevas del Drach caves and the imposing neo-Gothic parish church which belongs to the most beautiful on the island. Manacor is also a great place to consume some typical Mallorcan traditions, especially at the popular May fair. Manacor is in many ways a wonderful place to visit, do not miss the opportunity.
Manacor things to do, market and stay
More Points of Interest in Manacor
Església de Mare de Déu dels Dolors
Cuevas del Drach
Cuevas del Hams
Convent of Sant Vicenc Ferrer
Torre dels Enagistes / Manacor Historical Museum
Bodega Son Sureda Ric
Torre del Serral dels Falcons
Torre de ses Puntes
Molí d'en Fraret
Son Pereto Paleo-Christian basilica
Església de Nostra Senyora del Carme
Coves Blanques
Sirena the Mermaid
Make sure to also visit these nearby areas for more points of interest and sights
Cala Bona
Font de sa Cala
S'illot
Sant Llorenc des Cardassar
More prehistoric settlements to visit in Mallorca


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How China's population is shaping marketing strategies
Contributor May 31, 2021
Earlier in May, after a month-long delay, China released much of the population statistics from its once-a-decade census. Whilst there were no real surprises, the data quantified many trends that can help shape China marketing strategies.
SEE ALSO : Celebrating China's Tourism Day: let's hear from Booking.com
At a personal level, tracking the changes from the 2010 and 2020 censuses gave us a reason to look back and trace the past 10+ years that China Skinny has been consulting in the market, and provided another reminder of the dynamism of China. Below are some of the snippets.
Peaking population that is ageing, Driven by falling birth rates
After a supposed leak to the FT revealed that China's population may have already started its decline, followed by the delayed release of census data, and questions about 14 million 'mystery children', official data shows that China's population continues to grow – 72 million since 2010 – although at its slowest rate in fifty years.
The population grew by an average of 0.53% a year over the decade since the last census and rose from 1.40 to 1.41 billion between 2019 and 2020. The well-known elephant in the room was the 7 percentage point decline in the working age population as China gets greyer. Over-60s rose 5 percentage points to 18.7% since 2010 while births have seen a steady decline from the 18 million in 2016 to 12 million last year.
What does this mean for marketers?
China's falling birth rates have long been known and will obviously have an impact on mum and baby products and almost everything else as those kids age. Cushioning the decline is rising affluence and a stronger-than-ever desire to care for the precious child. This has increased spending more per mother, but brands will need to work harder for a piece of the pie, particularly as Chinese mums warm to domestic brands.
Similarly, demand for elderly-focused products and experiences will rise, presenting new opportunities for brands. Elderly have become easier to reach through digital channels with people over-60 accounting for 11.2% of internet users in December, up from 6.3% in March 2020. One of the big influencers in their purchases – their kids – are more educated and freer spending than ever.
As we noted last month, shrinking extended families will see individual tribes and interest groups influencing purchase behaviour more. We will also see family substitutes such as pets getting a larger share of spending.
The great geographical shifts
One of the most staggering changes in China since opening up in 1979 has been the shift in people living in rural areas to the cities. Between 2010 and 2020 more than 200 million left the countryside for the bright lights of cities, taking the urbanisation count to 902 million – or 63.9%. That urbanisation has been driven by migrant workers – people living in a city that's not their home – who swelled 88.5% over the past decade to 493 million. The big shifts extend beyond just the country-city balance, but also the regions people are choosing to live. The share of those living in central and northeast regions fell to 25.8% and 7% respectively, with the populations of Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning dropping 30% since 2010. On the other hand, people flocked to south and east China for better jobs, living conditions and weather.
The wealth between Chinese cities will continue to diverge, not just in wages, but also in areas such as house price appreciation, which influences spending. This will obviously impact price sensitivity and the types of products and services that consumers buy. Not only do lifestyles differ between cities, but also the psyche and day-to-day challenges.
The type of messaging that resonates with a consumer in a city that is declining is likely to be different that those dealing with ever-more traffic and rising property prices. Localisation by city has never been more important in China. Migrant workers have also become an enormous market in themselves. They have unique needs and drivers, and emotional buttons such as long absences from close family, which can help brands to connect in their communications.
Smaller households & singledom
One of the lesser-published drivers of consumption in China has been the growth of households. Over the past decade, the number of households grew by almost a quarter from 402 to 494 million. That is a lot more places needing a fridge, sofas, and everything else than 10 years ago. The size of those households has become a lot smaller, from 3.1 to 2.6 people per household, driven by less children, more childless couples and singles living alone. This has not been helped by the gender imbalance growing to 34.9 million more males than females. As Chinese consumers get more educated, they are placing greater focus on careers than marriage and are also less likely to settle. 218 million now have a university degree – 15% of the population, versus 9% in 2010.
SEE ALSO : 2020, the year of livestreaming
Smaller households bring different needs – from portion sizes to the need to get out more for that basic human need of social contact. China's 'singles' economy' has long delivered opportunities for adaptable companies. Brands who offer single-sized products and services, to messaging that resonates with consumers bucking the traditional wedded path, have been warmly received by a large and affluent sect of Chinese consumers. With education, also comes discernment and brand and product education needs to be smart and resonant with increasingly open-minded consumers for everything from sustainability to authenticity.
(Source: China Skinny)
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by Our Spirit July 18, 202011:53 am July 20, 2020
Trump: 'No' National Mask Mandate — 'I Don't Believe in That'
AIM Patriot Scotty recommends the video contained under this link. We do, too! Learn about the Rockefeller building, the UN, the British Imperial Empire, and the hidden global government:
The Deep State Prophecy and The Last Trump
BTW – we have a solution for that building.
Listen and share the message
This smells like you know who pic.twitter.com/4Cm25raGF0
— Thomas P. Webster (@ThomasPWebster4) July 16, 2020
AIM Patriot Jazz (UK) writes: Here we go again! "government sources" "allegations". Could 'cozy bear' and 'secondary infection' be the dukes of hazard tag team of Christopher Steele and Stephan Halper?
UK accuses Russia of trying to steal coronavirus vaccine research – BBC News
Listen to his own words.
AIM Patriot Ulrich (Germany) sends us this report below. Can we say INTERNET OF THINGS and total control of the human being? (Note: there is an embedded commercial for collagen inside the video.)
What Will Be Required For You To Move in Society 2021 Forward
Michael is very excited about this find on the CFR. If you are following this area of FULL DISCLOSURE, make sure to go inside and see what he found. He always makes these documents searchable so use ctrl F to word search. He will explain more in upcoming posts.
BTW, Congress was totally defrauded by the Marshall committee of 300, none of whom disclosed their CFR-Pilgrims memberships
Council on Foreign Relations, Inc. (CFR) (Jan. 01, 1938). By-Laws with a List of Officers & Members (1938-1946). CFR.
https://www.fbcoverup.com/docs/library/1938-01-01-Council-on-Foreign-Relations-Inc-By-Laws-with-a-List-of-Officers-and-Members-CFR-Jan-01-1938.pdf
AMERICA: Would you notice if you lived under tyranny?
Letter already written. Links provided. Just needs you to send it. Be a Trump keyboard warrior. No one will know that you did it, except you and the angels. Then pass the 'request' around your network.
Demand Mask-FREE Shopping
"No, I want people to have a certain freedom, and I don't believe in that," Trump said. "No, and I don't agree with the statement that if everybody wear a mask, everything disappears. Hey, Dr. Fauci said, don't wear a mask. Our Surgeon General – terrific guy – said, don't wear a mask. Everybody who is saying don't wear a mask – all of sudden everybody's got to wear a mask, and as you know, masks cause problems, too. With that being said, I'm a believer in masks. I think masks are good."
Colorado Town Threatens Up To A Year In Jail For Not Wearing A Mask
Nancy Pelosi says, "It's a big, dirty swamp.
Read all about it.
Also access CFR video here:
CFR Virtual Meeting: The State of U.S. 5G
"This is the most dangerous time in the history of man. The seriousness of this plot cannot be underestimated. It is not due to any threat of conventional war, and it is not due to any threat of nuclear decimation, it is based on the fact that this is a psychological war waged by psychopaths against all mankind, and it is being advanced by a small group of monsters that have taken control of the minds of the masses through long-term indoctrination and policies meant to breed dependency.
Fear is the new weapon of mass destruction, not because it is legitimate, but because the people have lost all will to be free, have lost all ability to think, and seek shelter and comfort as a collective herd only capable of existence in a society that is based on totalitarian rule." Read more.
They Want to Kill Six Billion of Us – Here's How They'll Do It
Bill Gates wants to take care of poor, uneducated Africans. Where is BLM?
Testing Will Begin In Africa For Biometric ID, "Vaccine Records", & "Payment Systems"
WASHINGTON (REUTERS)– President Donald Trump is expected to soon issue an executive order that would ban undocumented immigrants from being included in the 2020 census count of every person living in the United States.
Governor Cuomo took some time out from his victory lap over having the highest per capita death rate in the country to issue yet another dictate. From here on out, restaurants must not serve alcohol to patrons unless said patrons also orders food. Apparently a gin and tonic alone puts you at risk for COVID, but ordering the sampler appetizer platter along with that G&T renders you immune. Read more.
AIM Patriot Stephanie noticed something:
Well, well, well, the pandemic has an end date…. I am working on a bid for Washington schools' purchase of face masks for students. They are a week late to award the contract and then I found this…Their end date of all safety precautions is November 5, 2020. I have screenshots if needed. I would say unbelievable but we all know it's not.
Our reply: Please send us screen shots and we will be happy to post.
Joe Biden Fights Science: 'Just Plain Dangerous' for Children to Return to School
"Half Of The Internet Is Down" After Cloudflare Suffers Major Outage
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How could such a thing happen in America?
"What's most astonishing about the Covid-19 operation is the manner in which the elected government was circumvented by public health experts (connected to a power-mad billionaire activist.) That was a stroke of genius. Most people regard the US as a fairly stable democracy and yet, the first sign of infection triggered the rapid transfer of power from the president to unelected "professionals" whose conflicts of interest are too vast to list."
Cook County resident tested positive for #COVID19… 99 fever… no other symptoms COVID Ctr later called him & asked if he would LIE in a video they wanted to produce saying he was very ill!
Listen to what he has to say.
Laura Ingraham (video below) can't make sense of the mandatory face masks because she isn't standing high enough on the "intelligence hill" to see what's really going on. The mask is a required visual compliance towards the first step towards genocide. If she understood that, her report below would be much different. But, sigh, Laura is a Fox News propagandist. They never go all the way with truth because they are CONTROLLED OPPOSITION.
Ingraham: What they're not telling you
Higher Education in Crisis | Timothy D. Terrell
Regarding the Wuhan virus, if you think you're being lied to, you're right
Interview Joe Flynn, A Journey Home. It's Not Over Until It's Over. The video begins at the 3:11 mark.
fauxscienceslayer on July 18, 2020 at 12:30 pm
@MaskMandate > I want people to have a certain freedom….UNTIL
"Novavax Maker of a Covid-19 Vaccine is Backed by Operation Warp Speed" at > StatNews(.)com > 2020/07/07 >
Our novel snake oil injection is made of "recombinant nanoparticles grown in insect cell tissue cultures"
Insect extraterrestrials making us more like them….or Reptilian extraterrestrials making us taste like insects ?
BTW: Novavax has been given $1.6 billion by pharma grifter H&HS Secretary Azar to produce 100 million doses by 2021, for your mandatory enjoyment….
Wiki/Alex_Azar > Eli Lilly price gouging
Linda on July 18, 2020 at 1:54 pm
https://www.instagram.com/p/CCyj1K3gQRT/?igshid=r5wftv1debup
christopherearlstrunk on July 18, 2020 at 6:31 pm
https://youtu.be/qG1TUuk9pa8
amethystzephyr on July 18, 2020 at 7:47 pm
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/potus-trump-sign-executive-order-make-mandatory-mask-wearing-unlawful
Cien Macen on July 18, 2020 at 9:03 pm
so if the democrat controlled gov / mayor states seriously go forward without policing agencies, home owners would receive a property tax break cuz if owners don't pay it, there would be no one to evict owners… sheriffs already shying away from unconstitutional actions against property owners / citizens, so certain private arrangements can be made instead.
ezduzit63 on July 19, 2020 at 12:24 am
From Dodgy Dossiers to the Sacking of Whitlam: The British Empire Stands Exposed
https://off-guardian.org/2020/07/17/from-dodgy-dossiers-to-the-sacking-of-whitlam-the-british-empire-stands-exposed/
tlsmith on July 19, 2020 at 2:00 am
Deep State Prophecy and The Last Trump —
Patriots will definitely want to watch this, and send along to associates. Shows in 1-hr what you cd spend months trying to explain. Very well done. Thank You for posting it. — tls
ezduzit63 on July 19, 2020 at 2:11 am
This is a excellent common sense Interview by Press For Truth…may have been the Video that got him Banned on Alt Censored..Common Sense does not PASS the sniff test anymore…lol
CONFIRMED! The Absolute SCIENCE Behind MASKS And The PROOF THAT THEY DON'T WORK with Denis Rancourt!
https://www.altcensored.com/watch?v=xKHq1ixEYhQ
CHRISTINE on July 19, 2020 at 9:42 pm
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOU GUYS;;AWESOME ! GREAT CONTENT…YOU .BRING HOPE AND INFORMATION/INSPIRATION TO US ALL…THANK YOU!!! AND GOD BLESS!
Our Spirit on July 19, 2020 at 9:50 pm
Thank you. We love you guys even more ❤❤


The 40th anniversary was a success!
Home » News » The 40th anniversary was a success!
On Friday the 16th and Saturday the 17th of November everyone could take a look at the premises of N.M. Heilig BV in Heerhugowaard. In honour of the 40th anniversary we have opened the doors to the public. On the Open Doors Day we welcomed more than 1,000 visitors! Watch the video of the Open Doors Day and the 40th anniversary party!
We would especially like to thank Heilig family and those who worked with us in organization of the events.


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2 edition of Time to spare found in the catalog.
Time to spare
Colin C. Bardsley
a study of how a group of eleven year old children spend their leisure time.
by Colin C. Bardsley
Published .
Contributions Manchester Polytechnic. Didsbury School of Education.
[No Time to Spare] is delivered in the core-drilling, clear, thoughtful language of somebody who's been crafting English for more than half a century – but the entries on the craft of writing itself are, perhaps predictably, the best things in the book." Christian Science Monitor. close overlay Buy Featured Book Title No Time to Spare Subtitle Thinking About What Matters Author Ursula K. Le Guin and Karen Joy Fowler. Your purchase helps support NPR programming.
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Voices reading
A teachers manual accompanying the Breasted-Huth ancient history maps
Sterling: European monetary co-operation and world monetary reform
How to handle hats
lifes morning.
The Scarecrow Of Oz
Plague and pestilence in literature and art.
Road diet handbook
All Things Bright and Beautiful.
101 Dalmatians (Mark & See Magic)
century of service, 1876-1976
Life and philosophy of Shree Swaminarayan, 1781-1830
The Slavs beneath Parnassus
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TEUYES DAUGHTERS.
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Jul 29, · With Time to Spare: The Ultimate Guide to Peak Performance for Entrepreneurs, Adults with ADHD and other Creative Geniuses by Linda Walker holds nothing back. It reveals the real truth about how ADHD can impact families, entrepreneurs and adults with ADHD and how you Time to spare book learn to successfully manage it/5(3).
Jan 04, · [No Time to Spare] is delivered in the core-drilling, clear, thoughtful language of somebody who's been crafting English for more than half a century – but the entries on the craft of writing itself are, perhaps predictably, the best things in the book."—Christian Science Monitor/5().
Jan 15, · No Time to Spare] uses its firm footing in the concrete world to ponder an eclectic array of topics. The pages sparkle with lines that make a reader glance up, searching for an available ear with which to share them The strongest essays narrow themselves to Le Guin's fervent obsession with language This linguistic gnawing is one of the book's great delights.5/5(2).
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I was amazed and inspired by her interest in current affairs (angry) her concerns about the world in general, her delightful chapters about her cat Pard. I don't know if she ever wrote another book similar to this - being mostly a writer of fiction/5(). No Time To Spare is comprised of 14 of Le Guin's essays that cover a range of topics from her thoughts on feminism, to what it is to be a writer, to the environment, to her cat named Pard.
Some essays were thought provoking and riveting, and some (her anecdotes about Pard) mostly endearing, but every selection felt well How is it that I'm just discovering Ursula Le Guin?4/5.
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Samsung's crazy new artificial humans aren't the smart droids you've been looking for
January 7th, 2020 at 6:50 AM
There will come in time in the not so distant future where tech companies will use the CES event in early January to launch the first commercial artificial humans that you'll be able to take home with you. CES 2020 isn't it, and Samsung's "artificial human" project that saw plenty of hypes in the past few weeks is hardly the kind of android device you might be expecting. What Samsung's Star Labs subsidiary has shown at CES is a technology capable of creating better-looking avatars, but even that's being questioned, as the imagery Samsung used to demo Neon is fictionalized and simulated.
The digital avatars that Star Labs uses to highlight its artificial human project over on the Neon website look a lot like real humans, and we may soon see these virtual humans around. The problem with these images is that they might not highlight the actual capabilities of its technology. As The Verge points out, Samsung is making it clear at CES that those avatar demos may be misleading:
Scenarios shown at our CES Booth and in our promotional content are fictionalized and simulated for illustrative purposes only.
If the CES demos aren't real, then what are we to make of the imagery featured over on Neon's site?
The problems with Neon don't stop there, as Samsung's subsidiary is making bold claims about the Neon capabilities. These devices are supposed to show "emotions and intelligence," and should be able to respond to queries "with latency of less than a few milliseconds." They should also guard your privacy.
But Samsung doesn't explain the underlying tech that would make all of that possible. Forget the physical appearance of these artificial humans for a second, that's the last thing that matters. More important is the artificial intelligence that's able to power these "beings" — and beings, they're not. Here are other claims from the website:
You need a powerful operating system for that or a highly complex app that would be able to run on any OS out there. Google, for example, already has a powerful Google Assistant, which is probably as close as we get to an artificial human right now. Google Assistant works on virtually any device, although it feels at home on Android, where Google can seamlessly integrate it in the underlying OS and can do a bunch of smart things you'd expect from an artificial human. What Google Assistant lacks is a body and a face — the same goes for Alexa, Siri, and everything else.
Samsung's yet to prove that Bixby can be a decent Google Assistant, and Bixby could provide the brains for Neon. So Neon's brains are yet to be demonstrated.
The Neon demos prove that Samsung is more interested in developing the face of the artificial human, but, sadly, the demos do not even show actual working avatar. Instead, we're looking at misleading images.
Star Labs has big plans for the technology, however, and will push it as an artificial human project for some time to come:
In the near future, one will be able to license or subscribe to a NEON as a service representative, a financial advisor, a healthcare provider, or a concierge. Over time, NEONs will work as TV anchors, spokespeople, or movie actors; or they can simply be companions and friends.
"Neon is like a new kind of life," Star Labs' CEO Mistry said in a press release, although everything we saw so far about it proves that Neon isn't really any kind of life. Neon is like a new kind of interesting CES vaporware that should be treated accordingly.
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HMS Hermes was a Hermes-class wooden paddle sloop of the Royal Navy. She was built at Portsmouth Dockyard. Initially she was used as apackey vessel until her guns were upgraded. She was re-engined and lengthened in 1842 to 43. She spent time on various stations in the Empire. She participated in the storming of Rangoon during the Second Burmese War. She was sold for breaking in October 1864.

Hermes was the sixth named vessel since it was used for a 12-gun brig sloop, captured from the Dutch (Mercurius) by ''Sylph at Texel on 12 May 1596 and foundered in January 1797.

Construction
She was ordered on 22 January 1834 from Portsmouth Dockyard. Her keel was laid in April 1834 and launch just over a year later on 25 June 1835. She was initially fitted with Morgan type paddle wheels, however, these were  changed in 1838 to cycloidal wheels at Woolwich. She was completed for sea between September and 25 November 1835. Her first cost was £24,452.

Commissioned Service

First Commission
She was commissioned in November 1835 under the command of Lieutenant William Simpson Blount, RN for the Mediterranean packet service. She was fitted with the Cycloidal paddle wheels at Woolwich between April and July 1838 then resumed her service on the Mediterranean packet service.

1840 to 43 Refit
In 1840 she returned to Home Waters for a refit on 30 March 1840. Her engines and boilers were removed between March and May at Woolwich. She was paid off at Woolwich on 5 October 1840. She was towed to Chatham to have her bow lengthened by twenty feet at a cost of £9,037. This work was completed from November 1841 completing in November 1842. Her gundeck was now  with the keel measurement for tonnage at . Her breadth increased by one inch with her depth of hold increasing to . Her builder's measure calculation increased to 827 88/94 tons. Upon completion she was towed back to Woolwich to have her machinery fitted. Starting in December she has a 220 nominal horsepower Maudslay 4-cylinder 'Siamese' engine and new boilers installed at a cost of £11,225. Her speed under steam power increased to 8.5 knots. She was then moved to Chatham to finish completing for sea at a cost of £3,303.  At this time her guns were changed.

Second Commission
She commissioned on 30 May 1843 under the command of Lieutenant Washington Carr, RN for service on the North America and West Indies Station. She returned to Home Waters, paying off at Chatham on 26 October 1847.

Third Commission
Her third commission commenced on 7 January 1850 under the command of Commander Edmund Gardiner Fishbourne, RN for service on the Cape of Good Hope Station. She soon moved on to the East Indies and China Station. during 1852 she was involved with Second Burmese War, She was in action in May on the Bassein River. In April 1853 she was at Nanling. She ran aground on 5 December 1853 near Hu-tan-shan river, after chasing Pirates. She returned to Home Waters paying off into the Steam Reserve at Woolwich on 10 June 1854.

Fourth Commission
Her last commission started on 13 June 1855 under the command of Commander Henry Coryton, RN for service on the North American and West Indies Station. On 21 February 1856, Commander William E.A. Gordon, RN took command and was assigned to the Cape of Good Hope Station. She returned to Home Waters paying off at Sheerness on 8 June 1860.

Disposition
She was sold to Castle & Beech in October 1864 for breaking at Charlton.

Notes

Citations

References
 Lyon Winfield, The Sail & Steam Navy List, All the Ships of the Royal Navy 1815 to 1889, by David Lyon & Rif Winfield, published by Chatham Publishing, London © 2004,
 Winfield, British Warships in the Age of Sail (1817 – 1863), by Rif Winfield, published by Seaforth Publishing, England © 2014, e, Chapter 11 Steam Paddle Vessels, Vessels acquired since November 1830, Hermes Class
 Colledge, Ships of the Royal Navy, by J.J. Colledge, revised and updated by Lt Cdr Ben Warlow and Steve Bush, published by Seaforth Publishing, Barnsley, Great Britain, © 2020, e  (EPUB), Section H (Hermes)
 The Navy List, published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London

External links

Paddle sloops of the Royal Navy
1835 ships

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//! \file fbxiopluginregistry.h
#ifndef _FBXSDK_FILEIO_IO_PLUGIN_REGISTRY_H_
#define _FBXSDK_FILEIO_IO_PLUGIN_REGISTRY_H_

#include <fbxsdk/fbxsdk_def.h>

#include <fbxsdk/fileio/fbxreader.h>
#include <fbxsdk/fileio/fbxwriter.h>

#include <fbxsdk/fbxsdk_nsbegin.h>

/**	\brief This class serves as the registrar for file formats.
  * A file format must be registered when it is used by the FBX SDK.
  *
  * This class also lets you create and read formats other than FBX SDK native formats.
  * Users of FBX SDK can write their own plug-ins to read or write arbitrary file formats.
  * Once their plug-ins are registered in this class, FBX SDK is able to read or write
  * these file formats.
  *
  * Each FbxManager has a unique FbxIOPluginRegistry. To get an instance of this class:
  * \code
  * FbxIOPluginRegistry* registry = manager->GetIOPluginRegistry();
  * \endcode
  * \see FbxManager::GetIOPluginRegistry()
  */
class FBXSDK_DLL FbxIOPluginRegistry
{
public:

    /** Constructor.
      */
    FbxIOPluginRegistry();

    /** Destructor.
      */
	virtual ~FbxIOPluginRegistry();

#ifndef FBXSDK_ENV_WINSTORE
	/** Registers a Reader from a plug-in path.
	  *	\param pPluginPath          The plug-in path.
	  * \param pFirstPluginID       Contains the ID of the first plug-in found.
	  * \param pRegisteredCount     Contains the number of registered Readers.
	  * \param pOverride			Override any existing writer that is using the same extension.
	  */
	void RegisterReader(const char* pPluginPath,
						int& pFirstPluginID,
						int& pRegisteredCount,
						bool pOverride = false);
#endif /* !FBXSDK_ENV_WINSTORE */

	/** Registers a Reader.
	  *	\param pCreateF             The function that creates the Reader to be registered.
	  * \param pInfoF               The function that provides information about the Reader file format, such as the file extension and description.
	  * \param pFirstPluginID       Contains the ID of the first plug-in found.
	  * \param pRegisteredCount     Contains the number of registered Readers.
	  * \param pIOSettingsFillerF   The function that fills the IO settings for the Reader.
	  * \param pOverride			Override any existing writer that is using the same extension.
	  */
	void RegisterReader(FbxReader::CreateFuncType pCreateF,
						FbxReader::GetInfoFuncType pInfoF,
						int& pFirstPluginID,
						int& pRegisteredCount,
						FbxReader::IOSettingsFillerFuncType pIOSettingsFillerF = NULL,
						bool pOverride = false);

#ifndef FBXSDK_ENV_WINSTORE
	/** Registers a Writer from a plug-in path
	  *	\param pPluginPath          The plug-in path.
	  * \param pFirstPluginID       Contains the ID of the first plug-in found.
	  * \param pRegisteredCount     Contains the number of registered Writers.
	  * \param pOverride			Override any existing writer that is using the same extension.
	  */
	void RegisterWriter(const char* pPluginPath,
						int& pFirstPluginID,
						int& pRegisteredCount,
						bool pOverride = false);
#endif /* !FBXSDK_ENV_WINSTORE */

	/** Registers a Writer.
	  *	\param pCreateF             The function that creates the Writer to be registered.
	  * \param pInfoF               The function that provides information about the Writer file format, such as the file extension, description and version.
	  * \param pFirstPluginID       Contains the ID of the first plug-in found.
	  * \param pRegisteredCount     Contains the number of registered Writers.
	  * \param pIOSettingsFillerF   The function that fills the IO settings for the Writer.
	  * \param pOverride			Override any existing writer that is using the same extension.
	  */
	void RegisterWriter(FbxWriter::CreateFuncType pCreateF,
						FbxWriter::GetInfoFuncType pInfoF,
						int& pFirstPluginID,
						int& pRegisteredCount,
						FbxWriter::IOSettingsFillerFuncType pIOSettingsFillerF = NULL,
						bool pOverride = false);

	/** Creates a Reader.
	*	\param pManager         The SDK Manager where the Reader is created.
	  *	\param pImporter        The importer that holds the created Reader.
	  * \param pPluginID        The Reader ID.
	  */
	FbxReader* CreateReader(FbxManager& pManager,
							 FbxImporter& pImporter,
							 int pPluginID) const;

	/** Creates a Writer.
	  * \param pManager         The SDK Manager where the Writer is created.
	  *	\param pExporter        The exporter that holds the created Writer.
	  * \param pPluginID        The Writer ID.
	  */
	FbxWriter* CreateWriter(FbxManager& pManager,
							 FbxExporter& pExporter,
							 int pPluginID) const;

	/** Searches for the Reader ID by the file extension.
	  * \param pExt             The file extension.
	  *	\return                 The Reader ID if found, if not found, returns -1
	  */
	int FindReaderIDByExtension(const char* pExt) const;

	/** Searches for the Writer ID by the file extension.
	  * \param pExt             The file extension.
	  *	\return                 The Writer ID if found, if not found, returns -1
	  */
	int FindWriterIDByExtension(const char* pExt) const;

	/** Searches for the Reader ID by the file format description.
	  * \param pDesc            The file format description.
	  *	\return                 The Reader ID if found, if not found, returns -1
	  */
	int FindReaderIDByDescription(const char* pDesc) const;

	/** Searches for the Writer ID by the file format description.
	  * \param pDesc            The file format description.
	  *	\return                 The Writer ID if found, if not found, returns -1.
	  */
	int FindWriterIDByDescription(const char* pDesc) const;

	/** Verifies if the file format of the Reader is FBX.
	  * \param pFileFormat      The file format identifier.
	  *	\return                 \c True if the file format of the Reader is FBX, return \c false otherwise..
	  */
	bool ReaderIsFBX(int pFileFormat) const;

	/** Verifies if the file format of the Writer is FBX.
	  * \param pFileFormat      The file format identifier.
	  *	\return                 \c True if the file format of the Writer is FBX, return \c false otherwise.
	  */
	bool WriterIsFBX(int pFileFormat) const;

	/** Verifies if the file format of the Reader is genuine (internal).
      * \param pFileFormat      The file format identifier.
	  *	\return                 \c True if the file format of the Reader is FBX, DXF, 3DS, OBJ and DAE, return \c false otherwise.
	  */
	bool ReaderIsGenuine(int pFileFormat) const;

	/** Verifies if the file format of the Writer is genuine (internal).
      * \param pFileFormat      The file format identifier.
	  *	\return                 \c True if the file format of the Writer is FBX, DXF, 3DS, OBJ and DAE, return \c false otherwise.
	  */
	bool WriterIsGenuine(int pFileFormat) const;

	/** Returns the number of file formats that can be imported.
	  *	\return     The number of importable formats.
	  */
	int GetReaderFormatCount() const;

	/** Returns the number of file formats that can be exported.
	  *	\return      The number of exportable formats.
	  * \remarks     Multiple identifiers for the same format count as
	  *              different file formats. For example, eFBX_BINARY, eFBX_ASCII and eFBX_ENCRYPTED
	  *              are counted as three separate file formats.
	  */
	int GetWriterFormatCount() const;

	/** Returns the description of an importable file format.
	  *	\param pFileFormat     The file format identifier.
	  *	\return                A pointer to the character representation of the description.
	  */
	const char* GetReaderFormatDescription(int pFileFormat) const;

	/** Returns the description of an exportable file format.
	  *	\param pFileFormat     The file format identifier.
	  *	\return                A pointer to the character representation of the description.
	  */
	const char* GetWriterFormatDescription(int pFileFormat) const;

	/** Returns an importable file format's file extension.
	  *	\param pFileFormat     The file format identifier.
	  *	\return                A pointer to the character representation of the file extension.
	  */
	const char* GetReaderFormatExtension(int pFileFormat) const;

	/** Returns an exportable file format's file extension.
	  *	\param pFileFormat     The file format identifier.
	  *	\return                A pointer to the character representation of the file extension.
	  */
	const char* GetWriterFormatExtension(int pFileFormat) const;

	/** Returns a list of the writable file format versions.
	  *	\param pFileFormat     The file format identifier.
	  *	\return                A pointer to a list of user-readable strings that represent the versions.
	  */
	char const* const* GetWritableVersions(int pFileFormat) const;

	/** Detects the import (reader) file format specified for the file.
	  * \param pFileName       The file whose file format is to be determined.
	  * \param pFileFormat     It equals the file format identifier if this function returns \c true. If this function returns \c false, it is unmodified.
	  * \return                \c True if the file has been determined successfully,
	  *                        returns \c false otherwise.
	  * \remarks               This function attempts to detect the specified file's file format based on the file extension and,
	  *                        in some cases, its content. This function may not be able to determine all file formats.
	  *                        Use this function as a helper before calling \c SetFileFormat().
	  * \note                  The file must be unlocked (already open) for this function to succeed.
	  */
	bool DetectReaderFileFormat(const char* pFileName, int& pFileFormat) const;

	/** Detects the export (writer) file format specified for the file.
	  * \param pFileName       The file whose file format is to be determined.
	  * \param pFileFormat     It equals the file format identifier if this function returns \c true. If this function returns \c false, it is unmodified.
	  * \return                \c True if the file has been determined successfully,
	  *                        returns \c false otherwise.
	  * \remarks               This function attempts to detect the specified file's file format based on the file extension and,
	  *                        in some cases, its content. This function may not be able to determine all file formats.
	  *                        Use this function as a helper before calling \c SetFileFormat().
	  * \note                  The file must be unlocked (already open) for this function to succeed.
	  */
	bool DetectWriterFileFormat(const char* pFileName, int& pFileFormat) const;

	/** Returns the file format of the native Reader.
	  *	\return     The ID of the native Reader's file format.
	  */
	int GetNativeReaderFormat();

	/** Returns the file format of the native Writer.
	  *	\return     The ID of the native Writer's file format.
	  */
	int GetNativeWriterFormat();

	/** Fills the IO Settings for all registered readers.
	  *	\param pIOS			   The IO settings to be filled.
	  */
	void FillIOSettingsForReadersRegistered(FbxIOSettings & pIOS);

    /** Fills the IO Settings for all registered writers.
	  *	\param pIOS			   The IO settings to be filled.
	  */
	void FillIOSettingsForWritersRegistered(FbxIOSettings & pIOS);

/*****************************************************************************************************************************
** WARNING! Anything beyond these lines is for internal use, may not be documented and is subject to change without notice! **
*****************************************************************************************************************************/
#ifndef DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS
private:
	void RegisterInternalIOPlugins();

	struct ReaderPluginEntry
	{
		ReaderPluginEntry(const char* pExtension, const char* pDescription, FbxReader::CreateFuncType pCreatorFunction, int pBaseID,
			FbxReader::IOSettingsFillerFuncType pIOSettingsFillerFunction=NULL);

		const char*								mExtension;
		const char*								mDescription;
		FbxReader::CreateFuncType				mCreatorFunction;
		FbxReader::IOSettingsFillerFuncType	mIOSettingsFillerFunction;
		int										mBaseID;
		bool									mIsFBX;
		bool									mIsInternalPlugin;
	};

	struct WriterPluginEntry
	{
		WriterPluginEntry(const char* pExtension, const char* pDescription, char const* const* pVersions, FbxWriter::CreateFuncType pCreatorFunction, int pBaseID,
			FbxWriter::IOSettingsFillerFuncType pIOSettingsFillerFunction=NULL);

		const char*								mExtension;
		const char*								mDescription;
		char const* const*						mVersions;
		FbxWriter::CreateFuncType				mCreatorFunction;
		FbxWriter::IOSettingsFillerFuncType	mIOSettingsFillerFunction;
		int										mBaseID;
		bool									mIsFBX;
		bool									mIsInternalPlugin;
	};

	FbxArray<ReaderPluginEntry*>	mReaders;
	FbxArray<WriterPluginEntry*>	mWriters;
	int									mNativeReaderFormat;
	int									mNativeWriterFormat;
	bool								mInternalPluginMode;
#endif /* !DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS *****************************************************************************************/
};

#include <fbxsdk/fbxsdk_nsend.h>

#endif /* _FBXSDK_FILEIO_IO_PLUGIN_REGISTRY_H_ */

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Nicolas Bourriaud
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Nicolas Bourriaud, born in 1965, is a curator and writer. He is the curator of the 16th Istanbul Biennial director of Montpellier Contemporain (MoCo), an institution he created, gathering the La Panacée art centre, the Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and the future MoCo Museum, which will be opened in June 2019. He was the director of the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris from 2011 to 2015. From 2010 to 2011, he headed the studies department at the Ministry of Culture in France. He was Gulbenkian Curator for Contemporary Art at Tate Britain in London from 2007 to 2010 and founder advisor for the Victor Pinchuk Foundation in Kiev. He also founded and co-directed the Palais de Tokyo, Paris between 1999 and 2006.
Bourriaud's recent exhibitions include Crash Test, La Panacée (2018); Back to Mulholland Drive, La Panacée (2017); Wirikuta, MECA Aguascalientes, Mexico (2016); The Great Acceleration / Art in the Anthropocene, Taipei Biennial (2014); The Angel of History, Palais des Beaux-Arts (2013); Monodrome, Athens Biennial (2011) and Altermodern, Tate Triennial, London (2009). Nicolas Bourriaud was also in the curatorial team of the first and second Moscow Biennials in 2005 and 2007. His selected books are The Exform (Verso, 2016); Radicant (Sternberg Press, 2009); Postproduction (Lukas & Sternberg, 2002); Formes de vie: L'art moderne et l'invention de soi (Denoel, 1999) and Relational Aesthetics (Presses du reel, 1998).
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Curator's Perspective: Nicolas Bourriaud


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Green fingered volunteers from Eton Avenue Growers Association have been taking advantage of the wonderful weather and have helped the residents of Bellmond Close in Newark to tidy their gardens as part of our 'Spruce up your Garden' series of events.
As part of the event, our partner Eton Avenue Growers, staff and local residents helped with mowing lawns, tidying edges and strimming overgrown bushes. The aim is to help residents and local communities who may be struggling to manage their gardens independently to spruce up outside areas and provide a more pleasant view for all.
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Our mission is to strengthen the whole family to live victoriously, going forward together to bring in the harvest, to impact heaven this side of eternity.
The River Church has both a local and worldwide vision for evangelism. It is our heart to reach out beyond the four walls of the church and mobilize every believer to win the lost.
Jesus said to go into the highways and the byways and compel them (Luke 14:23). Our hearts desire is to fulfill the GREAT COMMISSION – "GO YE into all the world and preach the Gospel" (Mark 16:15-20).
It is our job to preach the Gospel to the lost and see our city and nation shaken by the power of God! We have found that one reason Christians do not share their faith is because they do not know how. We want to challenge every believer to "GO YE" and win the lost! Come join us for soulwinning and evangelism classes.


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